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Linux Foundations for IT Professionals — Knowledge Check

Review the worked course material with three explained questions.

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1. What does pwd show?

  1. A privilege grant
  2. Current working directory
  3. All passwords
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Correct answer: B. Current working directory

pwd establishes path context.

2. Why quote a path with spaces?

  1. To change its permissions
  2. To pass it as one argument
  3. To encrypt it
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Correct answer: B. To pass it as one argument

The shell otherwise separates words.

3. What is better than chmod 777 as a blanket fix?

  1. Always use root
  2. Inspect identity and grant required minimum access
  3. Disable all logging
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Correct answer: B. Inspect identity and grant required minimum access

Access should match the intended task and identity.

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